A new cosy concept or a new bourgeoisie? The Germans call it Neo-Biedermeier. In a new mood of escapism, young people are turning their ... weiterlesen
For many years, design has been rigidly based on the philosophy of ‘form follows function’. Now it’s time to break with the past. Using ... weiterlesen
The war was over, life was easier, we had landed on the moon and were reaching new heights – in the 1960s, anything seemed ... weiterlesen
In summer 2019, strong but subtle shades such as mango mojito, turmeric orange and chocolate brown are taking over our interiors. Mustard yellow, orange ... weiterlesen
A guest blog by Niki Brantmark, My Scandinavian Home
A guest blog by Sebastian Braschl, SoLebIch.de
Soft hues, a love of nature and a quest for comfort and wellbeing. These latest living trends, which were uncovered at Ambiente 2019, are ... weiterlesen
In more and more big cities, tiny apartments are springing up. Compact living areas are the new normal for people who want to live ... weiterlesen
In winter we’d rather stay snug in bed when we take our first peek out of the window. That’s why many people make their ... weiterlesen
Children need space and the chance to exercise their creativity freely. However, that doesn’t mean your entire home needs to look like a children’s ... weiterlesen
The intense shades of purple, dark blue and black are undergoing a renaissance in architecture, interiors and fashion. Walls and interior objects in these ... weiterlesen
We can see clearly now. Mindfulness, slow living and the longing for a natural environment combine with the clean style promoted by the Kinfolk ... weiterlesen
